Libya needs $3-4 billion to boost oil production, bidding round expected soon, oil minister says
Libya needs between $3 billion and $4 billion to reach an oil production rate of 1.6 million barrels per day (bpd), the acting oil and gas minister, Khalifa Abdulsadek, told…
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Tundu Lissu Makes Defiant Court Appearance: A Testament to Resilience in Tanzanian Politics.
In a striking display of resilience and courage, Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu appeared in court amid ongoing political tensions in Tanzania. His appearance garnered widespread attention, symbolizing the persistent…
Unexpected Unity: How Nigeria’s Political Rivals Shared a Light-Hearted Moment at the Pope’s Inaugural Mass.
In a world often divided by politics and rivalry, moments of unexpected camaraderie can serve as powerful reminders of common humanity. Such was the case during the recent Pope’s inaugural…
Uncovering the Hidden Scars: Child Sexual Abuse in South Africa’s Illegal Mines.
In the shadows of South Africa’s sprawling illegal mining operations, a dark and often overlooked crisis persists—child sexual abuse. While illegal mining, known locally as “zamazama,” generates billions of rand…
Shocking Turn of Events: Kenya’s Former Justice Minister Deported from Tanzania.
In a surprising development that has captured headlines across East Africa, Kenya’s former Justice Minister, Karua was recently deported from Tanzania under circumstances that remain shrouded in mystery. The incident…
Gabon’s Former President and Family Released After Two Years, Flew to Angola in a Surprise Move.
In a dramatic turn of events, Ali Bongo Ondimba, the ousted president of Gabon, along with his family, was officially released from detention after nearly two years, prompting speculation and…
Former Chad Prime Minister Arrested Over Alleged Links to Deadly Clash.
In a development that has sent shockwaves through the Central African nation of Chad, authorities have detained the former Prime Minister, Mahamat Idriss Déby, over alleged involvement in a deadly…
Is There a Genocide of White South Africans? Examining the Facts Behind the Claims.
In recent years, claims that white South Africans are facing genocide have gained prominence, fueled by social media, political rhetoric, and some media outlets. U.S. President Donald Trump and others…
Glamour and Grandeur: Exploring the Star-Studded Fashion of the Met Gala.
Every year, the Met Gala stands as one of the most anticipated events in the fashion calendar, celebrated not only for its exclusive guest list but also for its breathtaking…
Tigray Party Warns Ban Threatens Ethiopia’s Fragile Peace Deal.
In recent weeks, tensions have escalated within Ethiopia as the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF), the prominent political and military force from the Tigray region, issued a stark warning: the…
Afrikaners Eye U.S. Refugee Offer: A New Chapter or a Mirage?
In recent months, a surprising development has captured international attention: reports suggest that some Afrikaners, a historically distinct white ethnic group in South Africa, are contemplating accepting a U.S. government…
Ramaphosa Labels White South Africans Moving to the U.S. as Cowards: A Controversial Claim.
In a recent statement that has sparked widespread debate, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa criticized some white South Africans who choose to emigrate to the United States, describing their actions…
Mali’s Military Coup: The Suppression of Political Parties and the Road to Uncertainty.
From last week, Mali’s political landscape underwent a dramatic shift when the country's military rulers dissolved all political parties, signaling a significant setback for democratic governance in the West African…
Kenya’s President: The Man with Many Nicknames — From “El Chapo” to “Deputy Jesus”.
In the vibrant political landscape of Kenya, few leaders have sparked as much conversation and curiosity as the country’s current president. Known for his charismatic leadership style and strong public…
Drones Reshape the Battlefield: A New Era in Sudan’s Civil War.
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has entered a new, more perilous phase, largely due to the increasing use of drone technology. As fighting intensifies between rival factions, the deployment of…
Wild Chimpanzees Demonstrate First Aid Skills in Uganda: A Breakthrough in Understanding Primate Behavior.
In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have captured compelling video footage of wild chimpanzees in Uganda performing rudimentary first aid procedures, shedding new light on the complexity of primate intelligence and…
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